KOUNOTORI2/H-IIB Launch Vehicle No.2 Special Site Date and Time

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March 30, 2011 Updated

KOUNOTORI2 re-entered the atmosphere to complete its mission!

The KOUNOTORI2 (HTV2, a cargo transporter to the International Space Station,) which left the ISS at around 0:46 a.m. on March 29 (Japan Standard Time,) re-entered the atmosphere at around 12:09 p.m. on March 30 (JST.)
The KOUNOTORI2 successfully completed its role to transport materials to the ISS, then re-entered the Earth’s atmosphere to complete its mission of approximately 67 days.
Thank you very much for supporting the KOUNOTORI2 and H-IIB Launch Vehicle No.2 missions.

Live Report

Mission Photo, Movie

Launch of KOUNOTORI2/H-IIB F2 Digest and images.

HTV2 Mission Live Coverage

JAXA broadcasted the HTV2 Mission events, including capture by the station’s robotic arm (SSRMS), berthing to the ISS, on the Internet live streaming.

Countdown Report on Twitter

The countdown report of the KOUNOTORI2/H-IIB F2 was provided through Twitter.

Special

Promotional Movie

H-II Transfer Vehicle "KOUNOTORI"2 (HTV2) - To the future and beyond (14:27)

Messages from Project Managers

Here are messages from Project Managers.

Wallpapers

Please use the wallpapers for your computer to boost the launch mode!

Overview

Overview of the HTV

The cargo supply vehicle HTV will efficiently supply cargo to the International Space Station.

Loading cargo

Supplies and experiment devices to be transported to the ISS

Overview of the H-IIB Launch Vehicle

The H-IIB Launch Vehicle has been upgraded with higher launch capability based on already verified technologies by the H-IIA Launch Vehicle.
Press Release

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March 30, 2011 (12:45)
Successful Re-entry of HTV2
March 22, 2011 (14:00)
HTV2's Departure time from the ISS and Re-entry time to the atmosphere
Tanegasima

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Tanegashima Space Center

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Photo / Movie / Pamphlet
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KOUNOTORI2 (HTV2)

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